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Debian SE Linux Exploit: What's the Deal?.

Today's tech digest highlights new developments in open source and programming languages. Notable updates include the Debian SE Linux exploit and a new Perl module release. It’s a busy time for developers and contributors alike.

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  1. Debian SE Linux Exploit: What's the Deal?
  2. Perl's Term::ANSIColor Update
  3. FOSS Activity: July Roundup
01 · Open Source

Debian SE Linux Exploit: What's the Deal?

Debian SE Linux under scrutiny.
Debian SE Linux under scrutiny.

A fresh Linux exploit is making waves, with packet editing gone wrong on SE Linux systems. Users are witnessing permission denials and potential exploits, particularly when running in unconfined domains. Security experts are buzzing about the implications for Debian systems.

02 · Open Source

Perl's Term::ANSIColor Update

Hold onto your hats, Perl developers! Term::ANSIColor v6.0.0-TRIAL is now live on CPAN. This update bumps the minimum required Perl version to 5.12, leaving behind older versions. It’s a heads-up for those still clinging to the past.

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FOSS Activity: July Roundup

July saw a flurry of activity in the FOSS community, particularly within Debian. Bugs were squashed, and new features were merged, demonstrating a solid commitment to keeping the ecosystem vibrant. The kernel updates and package management improvements are particularly noteworthy.

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Book Review: How to Steal a Galaxy

Looking for a sci-fi read? Russ Allbery reviews 'How to Steal a Galaxy', the follow-up to 'Full Speed to a Crash Landing'. It’s a fun caper with a strong female lead navigating a charity gala with hidden motives. Perfect for a quick, entertaining escape.

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5.12

The new minimum Perl version required for Term::ANSIColor v6.0.0.

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0

The number of older Perl versions supported after this update.

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Russell Coker

Debian SE Linux Exploit: A Closer Look

A new exploit targeting Debian SE Linux has been discovered, raising alarms about security vulnerabilities. This could impact many users relying on SE Linux for container security.

Russ Allbery

Term::ANSIColor v6.0.0 TRIAL Release

The latest trial release of Term::ANSIColor bumps the Perl version requirement, potentially disrupting older installations. Aimed at testing before the final release, it’s a significant update for Perl developers.

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